readline keybindings in chrome/chromium
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Does a chrome/chromium extension exist that can configure often used readline keybindings?
Specifically Ctrl+a for Home, Ctrl+e for End, Ctrl+d, etc for use within a text editing box.
I have found several chrome extensions that allows one to configure shortcut keys to execute specific tasks such as selecting a tab page or opening a file, etc.
None have any provision for simulating another key (e.g. Crtl+a could simulate pressing the Home key), or for executing actions that pertain to the input field.
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Does a chrome/chromium extension exist that can configure often used readline keybindings?
Specifically Ctrl+a for Home, Ctrl+e for End, Ctrl+d, etc for use within a text editing box.
I have found several chrome extensions that allows one to configure shortcut keys to execute specific tasks such as selecting a tab page or opening a file, etc.
None have any provision for simulating another key (e.g. Crtl+a could simulate pressing the Home key), or for executing actions that pertain to the input field.
linux keyboard-shortcuts chrome readline
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Do you want to navigate within a page, or more specifically edit text within a textbox?
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Does a chrome/chromium extension exist that can configure often used readline keybindings?
Specifically Ctrl+a for Home, Ctrl+e for End, Ctrl+d, etc for use within a text editing box.
I have found several chrome extensions that allows one to configure shortcut keys to execute specific tasks such as selecting a tab page or opening a file, etc.
None have any provision for simulating another key (e.g. Crtl+a could simulate pressing the Home key), or for executing actions that pertain to the input field.
linux keyboard-shortcuts chrome readline
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Does a chrome/chromium extension exist that can configure often used readline keybindings?
Specifically Ctrl+a for Home, Ctrl+e for End, Ctrl+d, etc for use within a text editing box.
I have found several chrome extensions that allows one to configure shortcut keys to execute specific tasks such as selecting a tab page or opening a file, etc.
None have any provision for simulating another key (e.g. Crtl+a could simulate pressing the Home key), or for executing actions that pertain to the input field.
linux keyboard-shortcuts chrome readline
linux keyboard-shortcuts chrome readline
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Do you want to navigate within a page, or more specifically edit text within a textbox?
– meuh
Nov 18 at 10:14
edit text within a text box
– Aethalides
Nov 18 at 10:17
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Do you want to navigate within a page, or more specifically edit text within a textbox?
– meuh
Nov 18 at 10:14
edit text within a text box
– Aethalides
Nov 18 at 10:17
Do you want to navigate within a page, or more specifically edit text within a textbox?
– meuh
Nov 18 at 10:14
Do you want to navigate within a page, or more specifically edit text within a textbox?
– meuh
Nov 18 at 10:14
edit text within a text box
– Aethalides
Nov 18 at 10:17
edit text within a text box
– Aethalides
Nov 18 at 10:17
add a comment |
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One chrome/firefox extension I find very useful is Edit with Emacs which I used to replace "It's All Text" when it became defunct.
The extension adds a button to every textarea in a page, which when clicked on copies the current contents to your Emacs editor where you can edit it. When done the text is sent back to the textarea. I used it to create this answer.
It says it can work with other editors, but I don't have any examples to give you.
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One chrome/firefox extension I find very useful is Edit with Emacs which I used to replace "It's All Text" when it became defunct.
The extension adds a button to every textarea in a page, which when clicked on copies the current contents to your Emacs editor where you can edit it. When done the text is sent back to the textarea. I used it to create this answer.
It says it can work with other editors, but I don't have any examples to give you.
answered Nov 18 at 10:36
meuh
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One chrome/firefox extension I find very useful is Edit with Emacs which I used to replace "It's All Text" when it became defunct.
The extension adds a button to every textarea in a page, which when clicked on copies the current contents to your Emacs editor where you can edit it. When done the text is sent back to the textarea. I used it to create this answer.
It says it can work with other editors, but I don't have any examples to give you.
answered Nov 18 at 10:36
meuh
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One chrome/firefox extension I find very useful is Edit with Emacs which I used to replace "It's All Text" when it became defunct.
The extension adds a button to every textarea in a page, which when clicked on copies the current contents to your Emacs editor where you can edit it. When done the text is sent back to the textarea. I used it to create this answer.
It says it can work with other editors, but I don't have any examples to give you.
answered Nov 18 at 10:36
meuh
31k11754
One chrome/firefox extension I find very useful is Edit with Emacs which I used to replace "It's All Text" when it became defunct.
The extension adds a button to every textarea in a page, which when clicked on copies the current contents to your Emacs editor where you can edit it. When done the text is sent back to the textarea. I used it to create this answer.
It says it can work with other editors, but I don't have any examples to give you.
answered Nov 18 at 10:36
meuh
31k11754
answered Nov 18 at 10:36
meuh
31k11754
answered Nov 18 at 10:36
meuh
31k11754
answered Nov 18 at 10:36
meuh
31k11754
31k11754
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Do you want to navigate within a page, or more specifically edit text within a textbox?
– meuh
Nov 18 at 10:14
edit text within a text box
– Aethalides
Nov 18 at 10:17